necessarily
/ˈnesəsərəli/adverb
उच्चारण नेससरली
अनिवार्य रूप से, आवश्यक रूप से
Core word
adverb
- 1
used to say that something cannot be avoided
अनिवार्य रूप से, आवश्यक रूप से
- A long book is necessarily expensive to print.
- Big changes necessarily take time.
- Good results necessarily require hard work.
+ 2 more examples
- A rise in price necessarily means fewer customers.
- Such a long journey necessarily involves a night halt.
Synonyms inevitably unavoidably automatically of necessity
- 2
used in negative sentences to show that something is not always true
(ज़रूरी) नहीं कि, ज़रूरी नहीं
- Expensive clothes are not necessarily better.
- 'Are you leaving the job?' 'Not necessarily.'
- The brightest student is not necessarily the one with the highest marks.
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- That does not necessarily mean he is lying.
- Not all rich people are necessarily happy.
≈Synonyms and antonyms
Synonyms
inevitably unavoidably automatically of necessity
AaSpelling
ne·ce·ssa·ri·ly
With one c and double s (not 'neccessarily' or 'necesarily').
Spelling ne-ce-ssa-ri-ly है, जिसमें एक c और दो s आते हैं ('neccessarily' या 'necesarily' गलत है)।
§Grammar and usage
In British English, the stress can fall on the first or the third syllable (NE-ces-sa-ri-ly or ne-ces-SE-ri-ly).
British English में stress पहले या तीसरे syllable पर हो सकता है (NE-ces-sa-ri-ly या ne-ces-SE-ri-ly)।